What a lunch! Guests licked chutney even

Happily, the invited guests made their own simpler way to consume scrumptious dishes like Biryani and the traditional sweet dish Zarda within the black satin-encircled space for the lunch thrown in straight connection with the wedding ceremony. It was so finely spaced out to avoid little chance for chilly air to seep inside. There was no commotion within its ambit in the probably sunny afternoon.

However, the round tables were not fastened tightly enough. The tables' legs' inability to sustain themselves on uneven surfaces exposed this abnormality clearly. It evoked feelings of pleasure, surprise, and delight. These were evoking the sensations among the guests. Despite this kind of strangeness, the guests remained confident and showed no signs of distaste for the delicious food. 

The green chutney that remained on the surface of the white palate of a guest turning up from a rural area was noticed licking off the green indigenous sauce with all the ingrained taste. When he finished off the leftover chutney, he felt a little more at ease and even relaxed. Despite this oddness, the guests were brimming with a special sentiment of confidence and did not show the least disfavour with the tasty dishes. 

His contention did not yield strong criticism at the wink. He decided to act it for some sort of ecclesiastical reasons. He was not detected falling more between vindication and forgiveness on that particular merrier occasion. 

What was worth seeing on the occasion was the black drape stretched out to visibly form the fine shape of an incognito room. It encircled the covered ground with its blackish-thin acrylic satin sheets, which gave it a hardcover on all sides. 

Such a fine encirclement of the place on the strong and hard wooden logs was unavoidably a fresh design in more ways than others in the afternoon. It also shows how the guests were confident of never again being seen at this described place which would be brought into daily use by the shortcut route users.